Political discourse shapes policy agendas by framing issues in ways that resonate with the public and lawmakers. How topics are presented and debated can prioritize certain policies over others, steering political action. For instance, framing climate change as an urgent crisis can catalyze legislative support for environmental initiatives. Conversely, ignoring certain issues can lead to their marginalization in policy discussions. Additionally, political rhetoric influences the perceptions of constituents, motivating or dissuading public support for particular actions. As such, the way politicians and media interact shapes not just the conversation but also the tangible policies that emerge as a result.